Marcellus Shale Hour: Nov. 27, 2012
President of Washington County Chamber of Commerce Jeff Kotula and KDKA Radio host Robert Mangino discuss poll results of our region on Marcellus Shale and drilling.
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President of Washington County Chamber of Commerce Jeff Kotula and KDKA Radio host Robert Mangino discuss poll results of our region on Marcellus Shale and drilling.
The sound of hammers fills the air in the Westmoreland Farms housing development in Murrysville where new home sales started slowly three years ago but took off this year.
A police standoff in Lincoln Borough came to an end just before 11 p.m. Saturday, with the suspect taken into custody by a K-9.
Allegheny County Judge Christine Ward has essentially ordered West Penn Allegheny Health System (WPAHS) to renew negotiations with Highmark, declaring that WPAHS cannot talk to any other possible suitor without breaching its original affiliation agreement.
The advertising, the robo calls, the endless campaign appearances will all be over on Tuesday, and it will be up to you and your voting booth. With turnout expected in the 70 percent range, the Director of Elections in Allegheny County, Mark Wolosik, says you can expect lines in the hours before and after work.
Some people in our area actually make a living buying homes at sheriff's sales and then renting them out or re-selling them.
More than three million people were without power as of Monday evening, and most of them are in and around New York City.
Superstorm Sandy made landfall Monday evening in New Jersey, and as the storm tears across the northeast, Pennsylvania remains under a statewide disaster emergency.
If you own a property in one of Allegheny County's poorer neighborhoods, you could see a reduced assessed value soon.
A man was possibly fatally stabbed in Allegheny County Tuesday night.
You still have time to donate to Pittsburgh nonprofits.
The University of Pittsburgh will hire 20 new police officers immediately in an effort to ramp up security after the District Attorney's review of March's Western Psych shooting rampage.
Dozens of treasured cultural assets are opening their doors free to the public over the next few weeks for the return of RADical Days.
Dozens of treasured cultural assets are opening their doors free to the public over the next few weeks for the return of RADical Days. The annual event is sponsored by the Allegheny Regional Asset District, or RAD, which distributes your sales tax money to support those organizations.
A little sticker testifying to proper weights and measurements by Allegheny County continues to stir the political waters. After former County Controller Mark Patrick Flaherty posted stickers with his name on gas pumps and scales, the new controller Chelsa Wagner tried to do the same.
Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner says the 2011 property reassessment by Tyler Technologies technically complied with the contract -- but that was because there was such a low standard of accountability.
The Meadowcrest Nursing Center is a quiet extended care facility off of Braun Road in Bethel Park. Residents and staff, however, have been shaken by the news that a resident was recently diagnosed with Tuberculosis.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek was joined by William McKain, the Allegheny County manager.
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald stopped by to talk to KDKA Radio's Rob Pratte about the state of the county, as well as the region in general.
Port Authority, the county and the Amalgamated Transit Union were mum on the details, issuing a joint statement saying only that they will put the tentative pact in front of the union membership a week from Sunday.
KDKA AM's Larry and John get a first-hand apology from Jim Roddey over his joke where he called a man mentally retarded for his support of President Obama.
An accident involving a tractor trailer sent emergency crews to Trafford this morning.
There's a big mess to clean up for lots of people today after Thursday's powerful storms left their mark across the area. The storms left a messy trail marking their presence, from downed trees to landslides to tens of thousands of people without power.
Communities are beginning the cleanup process after two waves of storms caused damage across the area on Thursday, but there is a chance for another round of wet weather today.
